YOUR RESEARCHMid engine 911 ?
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Has anyone noticed the ad on page 39 of this months Panaroma magazine. Is Porsche now trying to market the new 911 as a mid engine car ? Stating it's "mid engine layout", whats up with that ? Are they trying to cash in on all the praise that mid engine platform cars recieve, or do you think this ad was supposed to be for the Cayman ? :crazy:
I didn't notice it, but you made me look. Maybe the mid-engine new 911 is available only at Princeton Porsche, Lawrenceville, NJ. The first paragraph also says "Two seats ..... with a mid-engine layout", so maybe that part was intended for a Cayman ad.
I just went back and looked too. It sure does say that, but the 911 sure is not a mid-engined layout. I know the new motor sits a little lower, or something like that, but it still sits behind the gear box. Maybe they slipped and let the cat out of the bag for the next 911, the 998. Nah, I doubt it.
Definitely a missprint. I wonder if it was intentional..... That could be a clever way to get folks to call your dealership....
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